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Display the actual matching selector (not just the name) #12
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I still take a look and see what I can do.
Not always 😄. Some themes will use a transparent color. This of course shows a color that mixes the color behind it with itself giving you the color you actually see. Though, I will probably make it am optional setting. I did this because was thinking about showing the color in the tooltip, I am not sure yet how limited CSS support is yet. |
Ah, I see. That makes sense and is a nice addition, but it should only be displayed when it's actually different from the original (=transparency is used) since it's rather rare from my experience. |
That's a good idea. |
Okay, simulated transparency actually wasn't working right, but it is working now, and it will only show up when there is something important to show. c858321. So, one down. One to go. |
Finished adding this in commit 6b32719. |
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Current behavior:
Suggested behavior:
This also solves use cases where the name is not set.
In a similar regard, I'd prefer if the implicit
foreground
andbackground
matches from the general settings were highlighted a bit differently so it's easier to see.And finally, what does "simulated trans" mean? Since it always shows the same as the "normal" color I'd suggest to add an option for hiding it.
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